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"Brother, don't let anybody tell you there isn't plenty of water between Havana and Key West," Ernest Hemingway wrote in To Have and Have Not. Six hours into our 20-hour sail, the sun dropped, the skies clouded, and lightning forked the southern horizon.

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“It’s probably time for us to work from a clean sheet.” Moore is on a steering committee for the clean-sheet Future Surface Combatant, along with three-star counterparts from the Navy staff (OPNAV) and the operational fleet.

The idea is to have warfighters, shipbuilders, and budgeteers working together from the start, instead of one group coming up with unrealistic requirements for a super-ship the others can’t build or can’t afford.

Thomas Moore told reporters at the Sea-Air-Space conference here, “I think we’ll get the ship delivered in the April-May timeframe and then we can move on with commissioning.” -class destroyers, so-called “Flight III” updates of a 1980s design whose first ship, DDG-51, was commissioned in 1991.

That’s why the Navy is brainstorming a next generation Future Surface Combatant, aiming to solicit design proposals from industry around 2020. but we’re never going to build Flight IV, we need to move on,” Moore said.

Below the 3-star panel, Moore said, “there’ll be a working level group at the one or two-star level that will come back and present us with concepts and a plan of action, and we’ll go back to the CNO (the Chief of Naval Operations, Adm. I’d expect we would formally kick this off at the Do D 5000 (regulation) level — where we have a charter and we start working on an AOA (Analysis of Alternatives) — probably at the end of this summer.” “We’re looking at how do you move this process faster so we can get to the point where we’re ready to issue an RFP (Request For Proposals) out to start working on a design for the ship,” Moore said.

“Typically, that’d take us four to five years,” i.e.

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